2019 T289R Grand Tour of Scotland album available
The 289 Register’s Grand Tour of Scotland – view the album here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/t289r/albums/72157710908035158
2019 Biggin Hill Festival of Flight album available
T289R South East meet at the Biggin Hill Festival of Flight. View the album on FlickR:
2019 Cranleigh album now available
For more photos, see the Flickr album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/t289r/albums/72157710350328891/with/48536122697/
2019 Silverstone Classic AGM photos available
Jerry Edmans with his new Hawk 289
For more photos, see the Flickr album:
Valerie Bevan is our new Editor
Following the AGM on 27th July, we’re really pleased to announce that Valerie Bevan has taken over the role of Newsletter Editor from Phil Riley, who will continue to help with newsletter production. Valerie will join the Club Committee to replace Phil.
This is our new website, please feedback your comments to Andrew Mulheirn, wiki@the289register.com
New features:
1. Homepage has a modern eye-catching slideshow which advertises the club to new members
2. Website is designed for use on different screen sizes – mobiles, tablets and PCs
3. Website has a downloadable calendar which has future event info including Google map locations
4. Website has a news page where posts and photos can be shown recording past events
And, we can enable Regional Officers to log their own events and news posts.
The 289 Register at the NEC Classic – 2018
Our recent appearance at the NEC Classic Motor Show was a resounding success. We were invited to appear in the prestigious Hall 1 alongside the AC Owners Club, the GT40 Enthusiasts Club and others.
Build-up day at the NEC
Phil’s work on the stand design came together perfectly, resulting in a stand-out stand with many compliments received. The stand was busy for the whole weekend, and new members were signed up on the spot!
Champagne and nibbles were served at 1pm on the Saturday and 50 goody-bags were given to visiting club members. It was great meeting you all – some for the first time, and some long-standing members stopped to chat.
Breakdown was achieved in about an hour, but collection by our courier of all the stand parts took a further two due his van not being let into the hall. After a few very cold hours of waiting the breakdown team finally headed for home at 9pm.
Thanks go to many people for making this event such a success.